Discover in 10 Minutes What Really Keeps You in The Vicious Burnout Cycle
Discover in 10 Minutes What Really Keeps You in The Vicious Burnout Cycle
Hello my friends foreign English speakers! Are you familiar with the following feeling: The more English I learn, the less I knowā¦ It can also be described the following way: I know so many fancy English vocabulary words, but when Iām speaking, I forget them all!… This feeling is more common than you may think,…
Being a foreign English speaker is the common denominator of this blogās audience. Weāre not all the same, however. Some of us are living in our home countries. Some of us have emigrated to English speaking countries. Many of us have studied the English language at school. Most of us have a certain degree of…
Hello my fellow foreign English speaker! Todayās English idiomatic expression is a real idiom which means you actually have to know what it means or else you wonāt know how to use it and youāll have a hard time understanding what another English speaker means when they say things like āYes, thereās something weird about…
I have a friend whoās made incredible achievements in terms of his professional life and heās also very comfortable when it comes to his finances, but quite often he would tell me how much more he would have achieved if heād been born in an English speaking country. While I canāt deny that thereās a…
It happened during the Christmas Holiday Season last year. My daughter gave me a book called āThe Maze Runnerā because Iād kept asking her for some new book to read. She wasnāt all that excited about that book herself, but I decided to give it a go and see if I find it of any…
In this blog post Iām going to focus on the following English collocation: āwell thought throughā. Itās just another way of saying āwell plannedā, and itās how native English speakers ā or fluent foreign English speakers! ā would speak in circumstances when they have to describe a very well planned activity, arrangement, or even a…
If youāve ever been attending an academic institution, youāve certainly conducted an in-depth research into some matter ā be it deep-sea volcanic activity, bird migration or the true causes of the American Civil War. I picked these topics totally randomly, and it just goes to showĀ that you can do an in-depth research into pretty much…
Click HERE to read the FIRST article made up of English phrases! Hi guys! Did you know you donāt need to learn MASSIVE amount of specific vocabulary in order to be able to discuss various subjects with ease? You need to focus on acquiring idiomatic expressions and phrases instead, and they will enable you to…
Currently Iām on the second GONE series book called HUNGER and I have to tell you, my fellow foreign English speaker, that these books are simply amazing! Itās typical dystopian fiction ā except for the fact that itās set in these days as opposed to the future ā and it depicts life without adults. Anyone…
I started this new blog EasyIdioms.com about two months ago; in fact, I published the very first Idiomatic Expression Video here on February 6, 2013, to be more specific! Todayās expression is āto be more specificā, and you just witnessed a typical way of using this English phrase. Basically you can add this useful hesitation…
Youāre working on your spoken English improvement day in, day out. Youāre acquiring new English phraseology and vocabulary, youāre engaging in regular spoken English self-practice, youāre seizing every opportunity to speak with other English speakers. Slowly but surely, your ability to speak in English becomes more pronounced, and youāre capable of verbalizing your thoughts with…
There are many ways to let the other person know that you want them to follow a certain course of action: You have toā¦ You shouldā¦ You mustā¦ Todayās English idiomatic expression āYou better make sure toā carries pretty much the sameĀ meaning and is also used when you want the other person to do something…
Are there certain English speaking people who you seem to be unable to speak with fluently? Does it feel like those people are actually triggering the āwriting modeā of your mind whereby you start stuttering and preparing your speech in your headĀ prior to speaking out loud thus making it totally unnatural? Well, itās nothing unusual!…
Hello my friends foreign English speakers! š Iāve been away for some time due to my other commitments ā Fluency Gym Coach ProgramĀ ā to be more specific. Now Iām back with another English idiomatic expression, and this time around itās a phrasal verb āto carry outā. Itās quite a simple English phrasal verb meaning āto…
Hi guys! š I’ve been away for a good while because I had to do a lot of video editing for my new product Fluency Gym Coach Program, and I simplyĀ couldn’tĀ handle it all. I tried to do both blog posting and video editing at the same time, but I failed miserably for the simple reason…
Hello my friends! š Iām back with another video dedicated to the YearOfEnglish.comĀ audience, and this time around Iām going to focus on the importance of ROUTINE when it comes toĀ your spoken English improvement. And to be honest with you, my friends, routine determines success in any aspect of your life. Are you really good in…
One of the biggest misconceptions Iāve ever come across over the yearsĀ is the following: You canāt engage in spoken English self-practice because thereās no-one to correct your mistakes! Iāve received feedback of such nature from quite a few of my fellow foreign English speakers, and it clearly goes to showĀ that the average foreigner is so…
Using the expression āThereās one thing I can say for sureā is a very handy and convenient way of letting your conversation partner know that youāre about to say something they donāt have a reason to disbelieve. Thereās a couple of similar expressions you can use to convey pretty much the sameĀ message: Thereās no doubt…
VOCAB ā this is a short version of āvocabularyā and while itās not something youāll be using on a very regular basis, itās always good to know that you can say things like: āI want to build my English vocabā or āI just added another useful English phrase to my vocab!ā LIMO ā short for…
Todayās idiomatic expression is very simple ā FOR A GOOD WHILE. Itās just another way of saying: For quite some time OR For a long time Basically itās to be used whenever you want to emphasize the fact that theĀ time-frameĀ in question isĀ relatively long, and typically youād use it in following sentences: